My first wedding..

[bluefox9er]

as an invited guest. the b&G insisted I shoot their big day even though they had 2 pros there, who were great guys and were very happy to allow me to get some shots.

was very very nervous, but i loved it!!!

thanks for looking :-)


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[Svetlana]

Nice images overall an glad you enjoyed the day! :) The bride is beautiful!

Personally i am not a fan of heavy vignette, selective color and fake radial blur, but to each is own.

[gholman12]

x2 - dial down the vignette - it's a cool feature if used right, but it gets really obvious if overused.

[Wazza]

Nice detailed shots, I've shot an Indian wedding before, and was really a great experience :)

I also agree on the vignetting, tone it down about half, and you've got some real winners.

[Aleksandras Babicius]

Interesting pictures. It is a pity that you showed them a small amount. I love oriental flavor. Even envy, I myself would love to shoot a such wedding. :) Congratulations.

[bluefox9er]

thanks guys. i will re-up these without the vignettes...

fwiw, the couple really liked the vignette effect

[Jaewhy]

x2 - dial down the vignette - it's a cool feature if used right, but it gets really obvious if overused.

+1 on this comment.
what sticks out to me is the vivid colors of the ceremony/reception, would've liked to see better use of colors

[freemanfan]

nice motion shot on the dancefloor, great idea